Bollywood, Father's Day and Stories in 500 Words Blue Peter

you how to make a personalised Father's Day card. That is my dad!

He is a legend. All this week, the Queen plus Mac coronation

celebrations have been taking place. We got the inside story on reviewers

on the throne. And 100 years since the first Bollywood -- Bollywood

film. We are celebrating with record!

It is sunny so we are in the garden. It is a gorgeous day so we thought,

why not do the show in the garden? Lets start off with an exciting

thing I have found out this week. 1983 people have been in touch this

week. That is incredible. Let's make it over 2000 next week. Let's start

up with the things you have sent in. Trending this week, the juggling

balls you made last week. The bigger ones that Lauren made. Think she has

blonde hair on that might be need, but it might be you. Then they very

much for that. Letters look at Eddie plasma. -- eddies. His looks like an

owl, waving. Pauly made pink juggling ball. Very cute indeed.

had an Egyptologist in the studio last week. He was showing us what is

inside sarcophagi. And Sarah sent this in. Apparently I am inside a

sarcophagus. And Helen is the evil feral giving me captive. Adding a

look quite glamorous! -- I think I look quite glamorous. Ruby made a

brooch out of the zebras. She is seven and from Hull. Thank you for

sending that end. You have been very busy sending stuff but you are not

the only people who have been busy. The Queen is our rating 60 years on

the throne. She has been parking along with our bhangra party, later

on. We have a party theme going on. That will be our question for today.

If you could throw a party, who would you invite, and why? You are

definitely got an idea. I want to invite one direction and Elton John.

Why have been told off by the big bosses upstairs, because I'm looking

about dog. what party would you hold, and why? There a lot of things

we could do. I'm want to talk about this card, sent in by Penny. It is

such a fantastic card. Look what happens, you pull that down, I,

love, Blue Peter. We thought, what can we do with this, so we're going

to turn it into a Father's Day card. Come this way. I've got some friends

with me. Guys, Father's Day is a week away so we are going to make a

Father's Day card inspired by penny. I'd hear that you guys are quite

into this sort of thing. Is that fair? Yes. What you normally make?

Last year, I wrote my dad up on. Normally, I'd like to reuse things.

-- I wrote my dad a poem. Ie make things out of things that have

already been used. Turn off now, Maisie was my dad, because we're

going to make one for you. Anna and Mohammed are also here. You happy to

get cracking? This is complicated, but bear with us because the details

are on the website. So you could watch and enjoy this. And then we

can catch up with the details later. Or you could watch again on the eye

Or you could watch again on the eye player. -- iPlayer. The first thing

you need to do is head over to the website and print this template.

What you need to do is cut out the What you need to do is cut out the

shapes, until you end up with four squares like this. And two oblongs.

You guys are going to start decorating. All will become apparent

later. And the dotted lines, you need to fold them. Keep folding, all

the way, concertina in the card. Next, take the other oblong like

this, and put glue in the middle, and stick it to the middle. You want

the gloopy Mac -- do you want to the glue? And you put the oblong in the

middle of the square. Next, you need to take a piece of card, and fold it

in half. And stick the waterfall section to the front. So put a bit

of glue there, and a little bit of glue there, and stick that down. If

you have done that right, the edges will be stuck down but the pieces in

the middle, you should be able to fold them through. So it goes up and

down. OK, how are your squares going? Is going all right? Know when

you decorate your squares, decorate from the bottom up. So won my first

piece of card, I'm going to draw a start. -- draw a star. And then if

you stick that on to the square in the middle like that. And then you

put the next square on the tab above. Only put glue on the bit you

can see. Your layering the card. You're just layering the top. Talk

us through what is on your card? have stuck pieces of card with my

dad was my face on it. so this is your dad, and you're putting

pictures of him on his card. Mohammed, you were drawing on your

squares, which is what we have done with this one. What you going to

drop? I'm going to do the same, copying that one is a template.

it working for you two? You are at the decorating stage. Happy Father's

Day. Good job, guys. Quite proud of that! If you decided to have a go at

making one of these, all the details are on our website and you can watch

this section back on the eye player tomorrow and have a look at it stage

by stage. That's amazing.I love sheep, dad. What does that mean? I

love you, I'm only joking. Thank you love you, I'm only joking. Thank you

for helping us out. From the stuff you send us, we have learned that

you like to be great if, sing songs, and even books are big on your list.

But it is not just reading, you also love writing them. IPhone that out

last week when went to the Hay Festival. -- I found that out. I am

in Hay-on-Wye in Wales, at the Hay Festival. When you hear the word

festival you probably think of music and tense and burger vans. Well,

this one is a bit different. This place is all about books. Books,

books and more books. What a perfect place to announce the winners of

this year plus 500 words competition. In January, we appeared

on the breakfast show on Radio 2 to announce accommodation. I'm here to

announce the winners live on air. But before we announce the winners,

however chosen? There were 90,000 entries. The judging process is

huge. We get down to the final 50 and then we go to broadcasting house

with the other judges, including Richard Hammond, and spend two hours

reading them. It could have been all day. Malorie Blackman was part of

the panel, and was announced as the children's Laureate last week.

was so hard, because the stories were so good. Last year, there was a

lot of Twilight stories, Harry Potter stories, and this year, it is

more fanciful. the time has come to announce the winners live on Radio

2. Stone Age Steve and the Dragon. Tell us about the story. There is a

boy, reduce and live in the village but he was banished. why?Because of

his fights. Young Mackey other the point of view of five different

people. the gold-medal winner is Roxana coin with the story, the

starlings. What is the story about? it is about a girl walking down the

beach. She sees the peer and she remember is that her grandmother has

spoken about it. And then the starlings coming and other things

happen. would like a bit of magic. I'm a big fan of jazz hands in

interviews. My stories about Tiger being watched. He is not very happy

about it. is that because you saw a tiger in a cage? It was from

watching Africa, the TV show. series. Making mum and dad by Harry

McMillan. he makes a complete mess of the living room. And his mum

falls apart when she sees it, literally. And then his dad falls

apart, so she remakes them -- so they remakes them with some little

changes. Let's talk about a very important part of the festival, the

person who read your story. It was by chance that I'm meant -- I met

the one 96. He was opposite me on the line. I've smiled at him and he

smiled back. We have been friends ever since. It was only when got the

story that I thought, this is supposed to be a girl reading this.

How do you think it went with me reading it? I think it went well. I

think you were very good as a girl. The top 50 stories are available to

read online on our website. Head over and have some fun. Now, if

you'll excuse me, I have an important job to do. The first prize

is Chris Evans height in boutiques. -- height in books. I've need to get

some more. It is going to be a long day! It was a long day but it was a

fantastic day. Congratulations to the winners. and congratulations to

anybody who took part. It takes a lot of time and effort. So well

done. If you want, you can enter next year. We address like this

because we are celebrating 100 years of Bollywood films. We have some

guys here from the Punjab Academy to show us some moves. Before we try

some moves ourselves, they resort you need to know about Bollywood and

45 seconds. Bollywood is the place to be with blockbusters -- for

to be with blockbusters -- for blockbusters with the beat. 900

films were produced in 2012. The film are -- the films are in

Hinglish, a mixture of Hindi and English. This compares with just 400

films in Hollywood. Part-timers! The UK sells up to 1.6 billion cinema

tickets for Bollywood films every year, tiny compared to the 3 billion

sold in India. Ollie would films cover everything from action, drama,

love and laughs. What makes them different from your average

Hollywood movie is that they usually include several song and dance

routines of at least five minutes. And everyone loves a Bollywood

movie. I'd defy anybody to watch that and not join in. As you can

see, dancing is a massive part of the Bollywood movies, so Davinder is

here to save me from this madness. Let's talk about the Punjab Academy.

it is a creative arts service and creative Academy. We do DJ in,

different types of drumming, and bhangra dancing. Do you mind if we

dance how much has angry changed in 100 years? Lee Mack it has changed

dramatically, from the traditional days where it was classical, and it

used to be very feminine, but now we have lots of influences, belly

dancing, tango, right through to bhangra dancing. But people talk

about screwing the lightbulbs. I've heard it was to do with farming.

Think the lightbulbs came from when our parents came to the UK, screwing

lightbulbs. Where did it start?the land of Punjab, the farmlands. All

the activities to place on the farmlands, we converted that into

dance, celebrations. We have to join in. I can to help it!Come on in

anti-just some moves. What are we going start with? first and

foremost, bhangra, but you could call this screwing in the lightbulb.

Join in at home. It is more fun on your feet! I have so many friends

who Are watching this and they are use. Bottom left, bottom right. Top

left, top right. Got that? Yes. Think so. Two, three, four. I like

this! That is not easy.This is brilliant. You make it look

effortless! Thank you so much. I could do this all day. Thankfully,

you don't have to watch us doing much more. These guy also put on a

performance for us later on. I can't wait for that. It is time for you to

sit back. We have had the Diamond Jubilee, the Royal Wedding, but on

Tuesday the Queen marked another milestone. She celebrated 60 years

on the throne. We sent three Royal reporters to get the lowdown on the

is Callum. We are about to grab our seats for one of the biggest Royal

occasions of the year. We have had an exclusive invite to Westminster

Abbey. We are going to be finding out more about what goes into the

Coronation of a British monarch. a moment, she will enter the Abbey

love food. I'm finding out more about a special coronation dish.

Last year, CBBC helped me make over my local community centre. I am here

to discover how the Royal Throne has been restored. I love singing. So

I'm checking out what sort of music is played. A Coronation takes place

in this massive Abbey. Their subjects, their country, and the

Commonwealth... Music plays a huge part in the ceremony. I'm meeting

the man in charge of music, James O'Donnell. James directs the choir.

They sing at special occasions like a Coronation. James, why is music so

important in a Coronation? The music expresses the sense of occasion, and

the sense of history in a way that words alone can't do. Which song is

the most famous? The Coronation music that's probably the most

famous is This piece. Do you reckon I could have a go at singing?

would be fine, yeah. This is I Was Glad which was sung at the opening

of the Coronation. How about doing that on your own?

# Vivat... # That was excellent. Thank you.Every

party needs good food. I'm at a world famous school where Mary Berry

trained and the current Bake Off winner is back at school. This is a

place where a special recipe was created. It was just for the Queen's

Coronation. Saffron is meeting the culinary food director and he's

cooked for the Queen! What is the original recipe of coronation

chicken? It was made up of chicken, apricot puree, curried spices and

mayonnaise. Why don't we make it? Let's get on with it. We are

poaching a chicken. This recipe was about 60 years ago. Was it unusual

to have curry powder or curry flavouring then? Very much so. Which

is why the Spices used are relatively mild, so it is not too

strong. This was ahead of its time. Today you might eat this dish in

sandwiches or on a jacket potato. Originally, it was created for a

banquet for special guests of the Coronation. Has the recipe changed

nowadays? Absolutely. Now you will see it with raisins, apple. This is

the authentic, this is the original. Once cooked, we blend the curry

sauce with the mayonnaise and add the chicken. Leaving In the fridge

for an hour to chill. Finally, we plate it up. Coronation chicken as

it was done in 1953. I get to try it! That chicken is really lovely.

Where the sauce has marinated with it. We have a challenge here. Why

can't we update it? Why not? While Saffron is rustling up a new take on

an old dish, Aleem is finding more about the Coronation Chair. 26 kings

and Queens have been crowned. He is meeting a restorer. It is a pretty

old throne. Why did it need restoring? It Is a special throne.

It was made in 1300. Why is this throne so important? There is

something mystic about it. It is a powerful chair. That moment when

they become the King or the Queen, or the monarch of England, that

happens in this chair. What is all this writing? It is graffiti. It is

very old. Most of it was done in the 18th Century. Some of it was done by

schoolboys. Some of it was done by visitors. You know what? I have my

crown. Can I be King for a Day? sit on the throne? I don't think so.

I don't think the Queen would allow that. Nearly? Nice try! That seat is

reserved for royalty. Back in the kitchen, Saffron and Alan are

creating a new coronation chicken recipe. We are poaching chicken in

heat-safe clingfilm with lime leaves and spices and creating a lighter

sauce. That one tastes so nice. The chicken is really flavoursome. The

sauce has a really nice tang. Saffron has come back to the Abbey

so we can give our verdict on her dishes. Quite nice, this. I like the

sauce. Has a great texture. Want to try the next one? Yes. This one

tastes more modern. It looks as if it's been produced in one big

machine. Do you agree? It is nice. prefer the other one. It had more

texture. It tasted better. I liked the older one. It is more British. I

felt more at home eating it. The food was great. Thank you very much.

Aleem, I'm sorry you didn't get on the seat? Not really.I have brought

some stuff to get into the mood. Here is a seat. Right. You hold

that. You put this on. OK. We will have front row seats for the next

Coronation. At least we have some food to keep us going! It could be a

long time before the next one! least we are ready. Come on!

Congratulations on a brilliant film. E-mails - who would you invite to a

party and why? Oliver, I would invite my grand parents and have a

custard pie party. Sarah says I would throw a chocolate party

because chocolate is awesome. would have a In space and I would

have -- I would have a party in space and I would invite Paloma

Faith. Before we go any further, 400 million of you would choose One

Direction to be at your party. Vicky would go on Karaoke with Jessie J.

would invite all my friends. No adults. She would invite David

Walliams. Thank you for getting in touch. The sun doesn't have to be

out every week for you to enjoy the show. This is what is happening next

week. We will be cooking with Something that we grew five weeks'

ago. We will be trying to cook smoothies and cheesecake! This guy

is an athlete. He will be taking part in an international competition

and telling you What it's like to be him. If you are a fan of